It was just another ordinary day when you discovered your son’s latest masterpiece—unfortunately, it was not on paper but on your linoleum floor. The bold, permanent strokes of a Sharpie marker now adorn your once pristine flooring, and you can already imagine your husband’s reaction. Before panic sets in, take a deep breath. While Sharpie stains are notoriously difficult to remove, there are several strategies you can employ to restore your floor to its original state.

Sharpie markers are designed to be permanent, which means they contain strong dyes and solvents that allow them to adhere to surfaces and resist fading. This is great for artwork but less ideal when it comes to accidental marks on household surfaces like linoleum. The porous nature of linoleum can make it particularly susceptible to absorbing these dyes, making the stains more challenging to remove without damaging the floor.

Immediate Steps to Take: Acting Quickly to Prevent Set-In Stains

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